Hi,

could it be, that the first rule that matches, matched ?

So my u have to put your allow rule (for the single host) above the deny.

greetz

Oliver


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Magne Andreassen" <magne dot andreassen at bluezone dot no>
To: "Greg Sims" <greg underscore sims at earthlink dot net>; <m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch>
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 1:17 PM
Subject: RE: [m0n0wall] Traffic Shaping: Limit LAN Except One IP


> > I limited the bandwidth of all ip addresses on the LAN using the rule
that
> > is included on the web site:
> >
> > If=LAN, Proto=TCP, Source=*, Port=*, Destination=LAN Net,
> > Port=*, Bandwidth=256, Delay=Nul, Mask=destination
> >
> > This is working well as my ip address receives 256 kbps.
> >
> > There are some special ip addresses on the network (mine!) where I don't
> > want to limit bandwidth.  I tried adding the following second rule:
> >
> >  If=LAN, Proto=TCP, Source=*, Port=*, Destination=192.168.1.10,
> > Port=*, Bandwidth=5000, Delay=Nul, Mask=Nul
> >
> not tried this myself, but how about one rule where:
>
> Destination={not},{single host},<your-ipaddr>
>
> Magne
>
>
>
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